


The last couple of days have brought a small rush of local Lapland Longspurs . Yesterday (Oct 21st), one circled fields for about five minutes near Great Pond, Hatfield without landing and later moved off South-east. Today, a single moved South over Winsor Dam Quabbin Park at 07:52 am and I discovered two birds in a small flock of Horned Larks at Orange Airfield at the same spot as last year's Northern Wheatear. Had it not been for a nice male Northern Harrier flushing birds off the airfield, I doubt if I would have gotten close to the larks and longspurs.
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